Second Viennese School

group of composers comprising A. Schönberg and his pupils and associates in early 20th century Vienna, initially characterized by late-Romantic expanded tonality, later by a totally chromatic atonal expressionism, and still later by 12-tone serialism
Organization composition_school Q248243

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🏷️ Also known as
en Second Viennese School en New Viennese School cs Druhá vídeňská škola da Den 2. wienerskole da Anden Wienerskole da Schönberg-skolen da Den 2. Wiernerskole de Wiener Schule der Moderne de 2. Wiener Schule de Neue Wiener Schule de Schönberg-Schule de Wiener atonale Schule de Wiener Schule de Zweite Wiener Schule el Δεύτερη Βιεννέζικη Σχολή es Moderna Escuela de Viena es Segunda escuela de viena es Segunda escuela vienesa fa دومین مکتب موسیقی وین fi Toinen Wienin koulukunta
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Encyclopedia of China (Third Edition) ID
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Gran Enciclopèdia de la Música ID
3783
Great Norwegian Encyclopedia ID
Den_andre_wienerskole
Great Russian Encyclopedia Online ID (2017)
2665670
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National Library of Israel J9U ID
987007534905205171
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3995562
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Summary

Second Viennese School is a composition school[1].

Why It Matters

It has been cited as an influence by Morton Feldman[7], a composer[8], 1926–1987[9], of United States[10], awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship[11].

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Second Viennese School has been cited as an influence by Morton Feldman[7].

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